Current Fellows
Cleveland Foundation Public Service Fellow
Sabrina Shaffer
Development and Nonprofit Operations Coordinator
Sabrina Shaffer is a queer, Chinese American multi-disciplinary artist from Philadelphia. She is thrilled to serve as Development and Nonprofit Operations Coordinator at Zygote Press through the Cleveland Foundation's Public Service Fellowship. Before moving to Cleveland, Sabrina spent the last year teaching English and working on her Mandarin in Penghu, a small outer island off of Taiwan. In her free time, she enjoys riding her bike, trying new recipes, and reading narrative nonfiction.
Keithley Fellow
Anthony Huffman
Anthony Huffman is a doctoral student studying modern and contemporary art with professors Andrea Wolk Rager and Benjamin Murphy in the Department of Art History and Art at Case Western Reserve University.
He is also pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Publicly Engaged Humanities. His primary research interests include perception, the nature of vision, and visuality; the intersection of race and vision; public art, architecture, and spatial politics; eco-criticism; and materiality. A particular focus of his work involves reevaluating the canonical histories of land art through a critical lens informed by decoloniality and Indigenous ways of seeing and being.
In varying discursive formats, he has probed these topics through exhibitions, catalogue texts, public programs, reviews, and critical essays. Anthony has published in several publications for modern and contemporary art, including Artforum, Art Monthly, The Brooklyn Rail, and CAN Journal. He has presented at many interdisciplinary conferences, such as the annual conferences of the Midwest Art History Society and the Society for French Historical Studies.
His scholarship has been supported through grants and residencies from the Knight Foundation, the Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities, Phi Beta Kappa, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Prior to beginning doctoral work at Case, he worked at the gallery Hauser & Wirth in New York researching the Panza Collection, whose holdings of conceptual, Minimalist, and Post-minimalist art laid some of the foundation for his current academic pursuits. Anthony graduated cum laude from Centre College in 2014 with a BA in Government and holds an MA in Art History from CWRU.